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I guess you must have heared of people whether family members,friends or neighbour discuss about their sojourn in a foreign land.It may be holiday,visit or excursion and you are interested in travelling to abroad. . Share with us which country would you love to travel to and have you travelled out of the shores of Nigeria before? . As for me I've travelled to Niger Republic before for a football competition. |
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Nigeria is a country in West Africa having
boundaries with Niger and Chad Republic in the
north, Cameroon on the eastern part, Benin
Republic on the western border and the Atlantic
ocean at the southern end. Nigeria is the most
populous country in Africa with more than 160
million people living there. What this means is that
one in every 7 Africans is a Nigerian.
Geographically, Nigerian terrain changes from the
high savanna-covered plateaus in the north to the
oil-rich Niger Delta in the southern part down to
the rain forest belt region towards the coast.
Despite the insecurity and some slight political
instabilities facing the country, there are some
interesting facts about Nigeria that are worth
noting. Answers Africa brings you the most
interesting and fun Nigeria facts. 10. Most Populous Country in Africa Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and the 8th most populous in the world with a population of more than 160 million people. The next African country to come close is Ethiopia with a population count of 84 million. That is just about half of Nigerian population. 9. More Than 250 Ethnic Groups Nigeria has more than 250 ethnic groups however, there are 3 dominant tribes: the Ibo (Igbo), Hausa- Fulani and Yoruba which make up 18%, 29% and 21% respectively. 8. Christianity and Islam Are The 2 Major Religions The major religion in Nigeria are Christianity and Islam. About half of the Yorubas are Christians and half Muslim, though many maintain traditional beliefs. The Igbos in the southeast are mostly Christian; The Hausa/Fulani in the northern Nigeria are mostly Islamic and dominated by the Hausa- Fulani ethnic group. Southern Nigeria is more westernized and urbanized than the north, with the Yoruba in the southwest and the Igbo in the southeast. 7. Niger River is West Africa’s Largest River. The longest and largest river in West Africa is the river Niger from where Nigeria derives her name. River Niger spans about 4,180 km (2,600 mi) from its source is in the Highlands of Guinea in southeastern Guinea. It courses in a crescent through Mali, Niger, on the border with Benin and then through Nigeria, and eventually emptying into the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean after passing through a massive delta, known as the Niger Delta or the Oil Rivers. 6. One of the Oldest Locations of Human Existence Evidence from archaeological discoveries have shown that there was a history of human existence in Nigeria which has been dated to as far back as 9000 BC. The Nok civilization (around 500 BC-200 AD) is the earliest known civilization here. 5. Home Of Nollywood Nollywood is the name given to the Nigerian movie industry and it has recently been ranked the second largest producers of movies in the world; just trailing behind Bollywood; the Indian film industry and ahead of America’s Hollywood. Nollywood produces up to 200 movies every single week and her movies has won half of the yearly awards for best picture since 2005. 4. Largest Diversity of Butterfly Nigeria boasts in being the most suitable habitat for the worlds largest diversity of the most colorful creatures – the butterflies. It is widely believed that the areas surrounding Calabar, Cross River State in the southern part of the country harbors the world’s largest diversity of butterflies. 3. Ogun State Has The Highest Number of Universities in Nigeria Ogun State is one of the states in the western part of the country and it has a total of nine registered universities, making it the state with the highest number of Universities in Nigeria 2. The Longest Bridge in Africa The Third Mainland Bridge (in Lagos State) connecting Lagos Island to the mainland is the longest bridge in Africa—it measures about 11.8km. The bridge starts from Oworonshoki which is linked to the Apapa- Oshodi express way and Lagos-Ibadan express way, and ends at the Adeniji Adele Interchange on Lagos Island. There is also a link midway through the bridge that leads to the Herbert Macaulay Way, Yaba. The bridge was built by Julius Berger Nigeria PLC and opened by President Ibrahim Babangida in 1990. 1. Largest Producers of Crude Oil Nigeria is the 12th largest producer of crude oil in the world (averaging 2,525,000 barrels per day) and the 8th largest exporter. Nigeria has the 10th largest proven reserves of petroleum worldwide. Petroleum plays an important role in the country’s economy and contributes to more than 85% of the total government’s revenue. Proudly Omo Naija Lalasticlala I know you are a nigerian please help push to fp.
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yomi007k:Must you showcase your stupidity on every thread? |
The Fulanis are predominantly cattle herders and their cows are critical to their survival as they fetch them a substantial amount when sold. Hence, they can walk long and unbelievable distances in search for grazing lands for their cows.[/b]The Fulanis are amazing people with a rich heritage. The familiar picture of a man from this tribe wielding a stick fending for his priceless cow is a picture that everyone can relate with. This culture of cow rearing is a trend that has stayed with the Fulanis and has been handed from one generation to another. Certain peculiarities make them stand out from other tribes of the North. They love their cows The Fulanis are predominantly cattle herders and their cows are critical to their survival as they fetch them a substantial amount when sold. Hence, they can walk long and unbelievable distances in search for grazing lands for their cows. 2- Nomadic and adventurous Adventure is the trademark of the average Fulani. The nomadic nature of this people has caused them to travel the length and breadth of Nigeria on foot. As a people who possess a historic affiliation for animal husbandry, the men traverse the countryside in search for lush greenery for feeding the cattle while the women who travel in groups behind them sell the cow’s milk as fura de nunu. 3- Artistic hairstyle The hairstyle is another distinct quality of the Fulani especially the women. Flamboyant in nature, this signature is considered absurd to many but they wear it with pride. 4-The President is Fulani President Muhammadu Buhari hails from the Fulani ethnic group! He is an indigene of Daura in Katsina . Lalasticlala,obinoscopy,mynd44
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agarawu23:Am sure you didnt know how far some women can go just to make her husband happy and comfortable without him(husband) knowing. |
Obinovictor:Ogidi gan ni oo |
agarawu23:But thats nt fair sending her packing after you've achieved what you want.Its obvious your boss increased your salary cos of her. |
Jennifer89:Amen oo |
You graduated from the university with a good result and you couldnt get a job for 5 years.Luckily for you,you got a job in a company with a salary of #150,000 per month.And within 2 months of your working there your boss decided to increase your salary to #250,000 saying you are hardworking.You informed your friend of it and he said your boss increased your salary cos he's sleeping with your wife and you got to find out.What will you do? Quit the job,divorce your wife or sue your boss. CC: Lalasticlala
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Whats keeping President Muhammadu Buhari from announcing my name? |
Jobabori:I fear people from SOUTH EAST most. |
Fear people that come from that side.SOUTH EAST. [b]Fear people that come from that side.SOUTH EAST. [/b]Fear people that come from that side.SOUTH EAST. |
Am interested |
She's my crush |
# Spits on thread # Spits on thread |
Dejt4u has tried.Its these simple riddles thats getting you guys cracked-up? I am very disappointed. |
Abeg make una no LIKE my comment oo |
According to science,it says men who talk in low audible voices are more likely to cheat. It sounds weird but its science. The subject of cheating came up the other day,and while I know what my girlfriend and I consider cheating,I realised that our defination may not be universal.Where do your thresholds lie?. . Is Kissing cheating? Flirting?Sexting? Where do you draw the line between merely being hurt and breaking up? Have you cheated before? Has someone ever cheated on u? What reason did the person gave?
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This actually happened to my neighbour. His wife saved his mum's(mother-inlaw) number on her phone as 'old witch'. He dialed his mum's number on his wife's phone and found out she saved it as 'old witch'.Though,his mum has her attitude but is it fair to save her name like that? He is thinking of divorcing her cos he is really upset. Now,my questions are 1-HOW SERIOUS DO YOU TAKE PHONE NAMES?. 2-HOW WOULD YOU REACT?. 3-WHAT PHONE NAME WILL YOU CONSIDER AS THE MOST ANNOYING OR APPROPRIATE?. Lalasticlala |
He visited me too at my palace(Kofar Nassarawa)but am having issue with the network in uploading the pictures. |
effrebor:Is Google not working on your phone? |
Unfortunately i missed out on it too.My name was not shortlisted but I have faith in God that better things are on the way. . AMEN OOO |
The Nigerian Airforce has released the list of successful candidates for the 2015 recruitment exercise.Visit http://careers.nigerianairforce.gov.ng/static?page=successful-candidates-naf2015 . CC Lalasticlala,Obinoscopy,Mynd44,Freiburger,r231,Seun.Pls move to front page. |
1-The man who flashed to remind you to call him back. . 2-The friend you visited and you perceived the aroma of Egusi soup from his kitchen and he's still telling you that he's hungry and needs food from you. . 3-Your girlfriend you bought airtime for and she ends up flashing you to call her. . 4-The man who is receiving #2 million a month and finds it hard to give God #50 offering. . 5-The person who is reading this and would not want to comment. . . HAPPY SUNDAY... DROP YOUR ANSWERS BELOW. |
I was born and brought up in Kano and I've never heared of one-chance incidence before in kano. . . Why does it always occur in Lag and other states? |
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